Do you love the classics but are unsure how to introduce them to your little ones? Traditional classics often have complex language that can make them difficult for children to enjoy. That’s where we come in! The Charles Dickens Easy Classics 10-book collection by Pipi Sposito is the perfect solution. Carefully adapted with simplified language and charming illustrations, these timeless stories are designed for children aged seven and up to enjoy and understand. Charles Dickens is one of the most celebrated English novelists of the Victorian era, and his works are loved by readers worldwide. Now, children can experience the magic of Dickens's storytelling through these simplified adaptations. They can follow the mean-spirited Ebenezer Scrooge on his ghostly journey to change his selfish ways in A Christmas Carol, or dive into the life of David Copperfield in a heartwarming coming-of-age story. This beautiful box set, with ten books in one affordable collection, is the perfect gift for children aged 7 and older. Adapted with child-friendly language and delightful illustrations, it allows young readers to engage with the classics in a fun and accessible way while developing their literacy skills. It’s ideal for any budding bookworm or for parents and guardians who want to share their love of classics with the next generation. For more easy-to-read adaptations, check out our other collections, including the 20 Shakespeare Easy Classics, The Legends of King Arthur 10-Book Box Set, and The Complete Brontë Sisters 8-Book Collection. Titles in This Set: A Christmas Carol Oliver Twist The Old Curiosity Shop Great Expectations Nicholas Nickleby Hard Times A Tale of Two Cities David Copperfield Bleak House Little Dorrit Description: A Christmas CarolOn Christmas Eve, Scrooge is visited by a series of ghosts, starting with his old business partner, Jacob Marley. The three spirits which follow, the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Christmas Present and Christmas Yet to Come, show Scrooge how his mean behaviour has affected those around him. At the end of the story, he is relieved to discover that there is still time for him to change, and we see him transformed into a generous and kind-hearted human being. Oliver TwistFor all of his early life, Oliver is hungry and poor. Then he runs away to London, where he soon makes new friends – but kind old Fagin and the Artful Dodger are not quite what they seem. The Old Curiosity ShopMeet little Nell Trent, a sweet, unselfish girl; her grandfather; and the evil dwarf Quilp. When Little Nell’s grandfather gambles away his curiosity shop to the moneylender Quilp, the girl and the old man flee London. The penniless pair wander the countryside, always in fear of being cornered by Quilp. Great ExpectationsThis classic story follows Pip's childhood and young adult years, as a blacksmith's apprentice in a country village. He suddenly comes into a large fortune (his great expectations) from a mysterious benefactor and moves to London, where he enters high society. He thinks he knows where the money has come from, but he turns out to be sadly mistaken. The story also follows Pip's dealings with Estella, a young woman he adores but who cannot return his love. Nicholas NicklebyThe dramatic tale of the adventures of a young man as he struggles to seek his fortune in Victorian England. Upon the death of his father, 19-year-old Nicholas Nickleby is sent by his uncle, Ralph Nickleby, a mean-spirited moneylender, to serve as an assistant teacher at Dotheboys' Hall. Hard TimesIn Coketown, there's no place for imagination. There are facts and figures and absolutely nothing else or so Thomas Gradgrind thinks. When the circus appears in town, it brings Sissy Jupe with it. A young girl has been abandoned by her father and is taken in by Thomas Gradgrind. Full of fun and energy, will Sissy save the Gradgrind children from a life of fact-and-figure-filled misery before it's too late? A Tale of Two CitiesThe two ci